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California Incline. The California Incline is a slanted road in Santa Monica, California, connecting Ocean Avenue with State Route 1 (Pacific Coast Highway or PCH). It technically is the last link, the western end of California Avenue, a major east–west street in Santa Monica.
Known As. The Incline. Architect. –. Built. 1905. Designated. –. Location. Ocean Avenue and California Avenue Santa Monica, CA 90401. Get Directions. Going west on California Avenue across Ocean Avenue, the roadway opens to a breathtaking view of Santa Monica Bay and the Malibu coast.
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20 comments. Beginning Monday, the California Incline —the road/bridge that leads from PCH up to Ocean and California avenues in Santa Monica —will close for about a year so that it can be...
May 9, 2019 · It was first purchased in the early 1900s by a doctor and was marketed as the “longest and highest incline on the globe.”. There was a summit house at the top that burned down in 1914. In 1923 ...
Nov 18, 2015 · What I found compelling was that name. The California Incline. The very phrase suggested possibility, gateway to the Pacific, dividing line between the ocean and the coast. As a newcomer, I wanted a piece of history, a story in which I might fit.
Separate ramps, one from the vicinity of Idaho Ave and the other from the top of the California Incline, converge and share the same bridge crossing to the beach, with a vertical change of 105 feet from Idaho, 100 from California.
